Pictured is TC Diving, which owns “Phoenix”, the bigger of the two boats that capsized and killed 42 people. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
Tourists continue to take cruises after two boats capsized off Phuket Island and killed 42, with 5 still missing.
Tourists board a shuttle bus to the pier. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
Tourists are seen at a pier in Phuket. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
Tourists are ready to board a cruise ship at a pier in Phuket on July 9. About nine cruise ships left the port Monday morning. The Thai government issued a high wave warning in the range of 2-3 meters from July 7 to 12, but many tourists still chose to go on cruises. They said they are not worried about the safety and will wear life vests onboard. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
Cruise ships leaving port in Phuket. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
A green flag flies at a pier in Phuket on Monday morning, which means that weather is good and cruise ships are allowed to leave port. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
Photo shows tourists at a pier. (Photo: Cui Meng/GT)
